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- Laotian_langur abstract "The Laotian langur or white-browed black langur (Trachypithecus laotum) is a species of primate in the Cercopithecidae family. It is endemic to Laos. Its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical dry forests. Genetically the Indochinese black and Hatinh langurs are very close to the Laotian langur, and consequently it has been suggested they should be considered subspecies of it.".
- Laotian_langur binomialAuthority Oldfield_Thomas.
- Laotian_langur class Mammal.
- Laotian_langur conservationStatus "VU".
- Laotian_langur conservationStatusSystem "iucn3.1".
- Laotian_langur family Old_World_monkey.
- Laotian_langur genus Lutung.
- Laotian_langur kingdom Animal.
- Laotian_langur order Primate.
- Laotian_langur phylum Chordate.
- Laotian_langur thumbnail Laotian_Langur_area.png?width=300.
- Laotian_langur wikiPageID "12519387".
- Laotian_langur wikiPageRevisionID "544892720".
- Laotian_langur binomial "Trachypithecus laotum".
- Laotian_langur classis "Mammalia".
- Laotian_langur familia Old_World_monkey.
- Laotian_langur genus "Trachypithecus".
- Laotian_langur hasPhotoCollection Laotian_langur.
- Laotian_langur name "Laotian langur".
- Laotian_langur ordo "Primates".
- Laotian_langur phylum Chordate.
- Laotian_langur rangeMap "Laotian Langur area.png".
- Laotian_langur rangeMapCaption "Laotian Langur range".
- Laotian_langur regnum "Animalia".
- Laotian_langur species "T. laotum".
- Laotian_langur speciesGroup "T. francoisi".
- Laotian_langur status "VU".
- Laotian_langur statusSystem "iucn3.1".
- Laotian_langur subject Category:Animals_described_in_1911.
- Laotian_langur subject Category:Colobine_monkeys.
- Laotian_langur subject Category:Mammals_of_Laos.
- Laotian_langur type Animal100015388.
- Laotian_langur type AnimalsDescribedIn1911.
- Laotian_langur type Chordate101466257.
- Laotian_langur type ColobineMonkeys.
- Laotian_langur type LivingThing100004258.
- Laotian_langur type Mammal101861778.
- Laotian_langur type MammalsOfLaos.
- Laotian_langur type Monkey102484322.
- Laotian_langur type Object100002684.
- Laotian_langur type Organism100004475.
- Laotian_langur type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Laotian_langur type Placental101886756.
- Laotian_langur type Primate102469914.
- Laotian_langur type Vertebrate101471682.
- Laotian_langur type Whole100003553.
- Laotian_langur type Animal.
- Laotian_langur type Eukaryote.
- Laotian_langur type Mammal.
- Laotian_langur type Species.
- Laotian_langur type Organism.
- Laotian_langur comment "The Laotian langur or white-browed black langur (Trachypithecus laotum) is a species of primate in the Cercopithecidae family. It is endemic to Laos. Its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical dry forests. Genetically the Indochinese black and Hatinh langurs are very close to the Laotian langur, and consequently it has been suggested they should be considered subspecies of it.".
- Laotian_langur label "Laotian langur".
- Laotian_langur label "Südlicher Schwarzlangur".
- Laotian_langur label "Trachypithecus laotum".
- Laotian_langur label "Trachypithecus laotum".
- Laotian_langur label "Trachypithecus laotum".
- Laotian_langur label "Trachypithecus laotum".
- Laotian_langur label "Witbrauwlangoer".
- Laotian_langur label "Белолобый гульман".
- Laotian_langur sameAs Südlicher_Schwarzlangur.
- Laotian_langur sameAs Trachypithecus_laotum.
- Laotian_langur sameAs Trachypithecus_laotum.
- Laotian_langur sameAs Trachypithecus_laotum.
- Laotian_langur sameAs Trachypithecus_laotum.
- Laotian_langur sameAs 라오스랑구르.
- Laotian_langur sameAs Witbrauwlangoer.
- Laotian_langur sameAs Trachypithecus_laotum.
- Laotian_langur sameAs m.02wb49t.
- Laotian_langur sameAs Q1206315.
- Laotian_langur sameAs Q1206315.
- Laotian_langur sameAs Laotian_langur.
- Laotian_langur wasDerivedFrom Laotian_langur?oldid=544892720.
- Laotian_langur depiction Laotian_Langur_area.png.
- Laotian_langur isPrimaryTopicOf Laotian_langur.
- Laotian_langur name "Laotian langur".
